When you
are applying for Canadian citizenship, you must prove that you know enough of
either French or English so that you can understand other people and they can
understand you. Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) will return
your citizenship application as incomplete if you do not send acceptable proof
that you have adequate knowledge of English or French.
IRCC has
identified the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) or Niveau de Compétence
Linguistique Canadien (NCLC) level 4 as the language assessment
description that best fits the current Citizenship Regulations.
Eligibility Criteria
In order
to apply for Canadian citizenship you must:
·Provide proof that you know how to speak and write in 1
of Canada's official languages (either English or French)
·Be a Permanent Resident (PR)
·Have lived in Canada as a PR for at least 1,095 days
out of the 5 years before you apply
·Have filed your taxes for at least 3 years during the
last 5 years and any income tax you may owe must be paid
You
cannot become a Canadian citizen if you have recently been or are in prison, on
parole or probation, are serving a conditional sentence or have been charged or
convicted of an indictable crime. If you are under a deportation order, you
also cannot apply.
To know more about Eligibility to apply under this category, about the financialrequirement , to do an evaluation of your case and for a consultation, please contact us +1 647 673 7979 or email to canada@canamericaimmigration.com